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Cable Clicks.

LONDON, July 12-The yacht Alva,
with Mr.. w. K. Vanderbilt and family
and friends on board, arrived at Queens
town, and proceeded to Liverpool.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from
Condia, Crete, says: Christian deputies
have withdrawn their anti-tax mani
festo, and appealed to the Sultan for
redress. 1t is expected settlement of
the trouble in Crete can now be
reached. i4 - 'f-i
PARIS, July 1.-THE Chamber of Dep
uties, by unanimous vote, has refused
the resignation of NJ. Floquett as presi-
dent of the Chamber.
BERLIN, July 12.-Prinee Bismarck is
in this city. Emperor William is at
Coblentz.
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Obituary.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 12.-At the
Actors Home on Sunday, George
Gaines Spear, veteran comedian, rs
years old, who made his first appear
ance on the stage OF the Old Fremont
Theatre, in 1929, breathed his last, hav-
ing been confined to his bed nearly four
years. The most notable event in
Spears life was in being a witness to
the tragedy on the stage of Ford's
Theatre, when President Lincoln fell a
victim to John Wilkes Booth.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Thomas Durand,
aged 20 years (colored), known as Jap
anese Tommy, was buried to-day in
Evergreen Cemetery. He was dwarf,
three feet high, and had been exhibited
before all the crowned heads of Europe.
There was no funeral service.
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Orange Day.

BELFAST, July 12.-The 18th of July is
being celebrated by Orangemen
throughout Ulster with unusual ferVor'
Rev. DR.. Kanes presided over monster
gathering in this city. Many violent
speeches we're made. The city was
crowded with Orangemen from the rural
districts. Several skirmishes have al
ready taken place between 0rangemen
and Catholics. The police has been re-
enforced, so as to be prepared for any
trouble,
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Saved Has Life.

Mr.. d. I. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Cave,
KY, says he was, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes /;
the pains were almost uncomfortable and
would sometimes almost throw him
into convulsions He tried Electric Bit;
tiers and got relief from first bottle and
after taking six bottles, was entirely
cured, and had gained In flesh
eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes he would have died, had it not
been for tho relief afforded by Electric
Bittsfs. Sold at fifty cents q bottle at
2. @. u. /. Drug Store. 6
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Hebrews.

PITTsBURG, July II. The biennial
Council of Union American Hebrew
Congregations opened here this morn
ing. The principal object of the con-
venti0n is to increase the efficiency of
the Hebrew Union College, of Cincin-
natl. by increasing the accommoda-
tons. About 100 delegates, represent
ing every Hebrew center in the United
States, were present. A permanent or
gsniZation was effected by the election
of Josiah Cohen, of this city, as chair
man. The balance of the session was
occupied with reading reports of
officers.
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Boston Artillery Abroad.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Duke of Port
land, yesterday, received the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery of Boston. and
afterwards presided at banquet given
them. United States Minister Phelps
and Col. Walker, of Boston, having
seats of honor. The Lord Mayor OF
London, Lord Napier. Boston delegates,
Tiltop of the New York Old Guard, and
others were present. The Duke OF
Portland offered toast in honor OF
Queen Victoria and President Cleveland,
Phelps responding to the toast to
President Cleveland.
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The Bell Company.

Boston, Mass, July 12.-The direct
ors of the Bell Telephone Company will
meet tomorrow and will. it is expected
declare an extra-dividend of or 4 Der
cent. 1t is also stated that the resigna-
ton OF President w. II. Forbes will be
sent in and accepted. Howard Stock
ton will succeed Forbes.
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Parliamentary Election

DUBLIN, July 1.-THE election for the
seat for Dublin University, made va.
cant by the elevation of Attorney-Gen-
eral Holmes to the Irish bench, took
place to-day. Two persons stood.
Madden and Hon. Richard Clede. Both
are Conservatives. Madden was elected,
receiving 1876 votes against ITO for his
opponent.
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chlblains, Corns, and all skin erup.
tiens, and positively cures Piles, or 70
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price twenty-five cents per box.
For sale by u. @. NJ. I.
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Rifle Practice.

FRANKFORT, July 1.-THE rife meet
ing here has been great success. The
results have shown that the old
superiority of the Swiss marksman is
gone, the bulk of the prize winners
being southern Germans. Marksman
Gustars won the Emperor's cup.
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Lawns at &c, sc, &c. &c and &c per yard.
Dress Ginghams at &c. 10c and IL 1-2c per yard.
Crinkled seersuckers at &c. 1oc and IL 12c per yard
Parasols at 4oc SOC, 75c, ST and $1.5O each.
Straw Hats at 15c, zoe and 25c each.
Feather Tips at Coo, 75c and 81 per bunch
Nuns Yelling at zoe and 25c per yard
Stand Covers and Table Covers at cost.
Linen Damask Towels at SC, 1Oc and IL 1-2c each.
Dress Prints, best grade, at lac to &c per yard
Silk Mitts and Gloves at actual cost.
Corsets at &c. 70c 81 and $125 per pair.
Ladies and Childs Hose at cost.
And many other Bargains in every department.
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NOTICE.

COMPLAINTS IN REGARD TO THE
u assessed value of any property for Ter.
ritorial, school and County Taxes, also for
Special District School Taxes, or applica-
tions for abatement or remission of Taxes
for the current year, must be made to the
Board Of Equalization, at the County Court
House in Salt Lake City. between Tuesday
the 5th day of July, and Friday, the 18th day
tween the hours of 10a.m. and m, or he
forever barred, according to the provisions
of the law.
By order of the County Court
JOHN O. CUTLER.
County Clerk.
SALT LAKE CITY, June 21st, 1857.
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Lace-mmed $15o $1 $780,
reduced from $15O. sL75, 1925
at $10 25 $1 $0 75 81 & $25
and$3
81 80 $1,75
$3.50
variety coor
the thing for July and August dresses
yards
Checks Cardinal from
400 and
Fashionable Summer Dress Goods at 12 worth
best quality Crnky ~ reduced 2c
300 makes and choicest styles Dress Prints ISL
Lace Bunting Cream Cardinal Light Blue Pink IL
Embroiderie half
80 dozen Co embracing styles which been selling from to
$780, offered to be
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-10

t1respuu .Duce ui Tho Examiner.
FoKr WoKru May g.-Dcputy
United States Marshal Martin ha-
served restraining order on the
Texas Telephone Lines and Electric
Power company torbldding the com
pany from operating its telephones in
this city. This order holds good UNI
til May 800 when tn" cause will be
heard before the J'uitcd
StAte- court at Dallas.
the Bel Telephone company sc.
cured the order claiming that the
telephone in use is M infringement
on the Bell patents The company y
agents Mt Dalia. WEIR also restrained.
The Texas Telephone Company will
make u vigorous light,
The telephone calls hive not been
answered to day
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81 LOWS. May l.-Thc NNti0nal
Longuc American Whcclmcn viii
meet in this city May 20 and 24.
About 1000 whcclmcn have respond.
eli to the invitation. ON saturday,
81, will be held the annual parade in
which 500 wheels win take part.
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NEW YoRl. May9 Prince Leopold
and suite arrived here to-day and
took quarters Mt the Albcmarle hotel.
They have been two weeks on the
road from san francisco. 1t j. said
they will -uil for Europe saturday.
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PERSONAL.

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sunday
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city sunday.
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in the city,
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and Gcrmeu.
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night. They found tine latch string
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ger, 'hht mas Ia!l'Ii III TWO years
MIR. w. T., Hawkins of Dallas has
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err. TO YOUR WIFE.

~ Is ~ -
q -..er Guaf.iau.J ''i'e ''n' 49, lay
CO." ON the woodland ways
-. of rhododcndron' and
n "" Of May blossoms
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~ ,'lst one who had tccn a
~ inner" bat was now 20
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ges ,rtnc last five years not able
~" tn nay business. although
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any mcut b.. iu- nerve suo'culu-
heh .ll NGs voted Into
go! .oi iururab,c> Near Man.
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4. ~ n,pp Of patent "NicdicJue,;
!ne . r many objections to- nay
Anr .constaut urgingtotry Hop
q !. su, tuhuy to p"ciiy her
wv mo-, quite finished tAr iir-t
.g icltn change come over
~ va- saturday. November
sunday morning ! trr ,u
aid to- my room colufnu.ut FL
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s,'sr,rl across the iloorNud hmrk
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FRITZ ! ankc,I
found two Aha|
pocket. lost by |
At lAdgitt- par(
articles 10 the II
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NEW loEE, May Prince Leo
pold and sulto sailed this morning tor
Europe on the sNamoT Eldor.
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Buy your cultivator~, wagon. and
moving machines Al the old market
house at cost
CuA-. FOKprRAN.
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MIR. Jas t.. Egan. the supcrintond-
ant OF the luman watarwOrks, has re-
ccivcd notify cation from the contrac.
tors 10 proceed with the work and
that the contractors would forward
another bond to the mayor.
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Ird.,,t.,..,. ..r.,. ,t..........,
er, court toprthrr YESTERDAY morn.
i'm. Comui..iorcr r.. Pom CnX
Jack Cross. Tho. Uarrer mud Gpo.
hlru were present. lAo day was
,o"'ui'.td III 'oh-'d,riu- road mat
=, HeE Ar' -reANi encouraged 10y
'"u recent rams
DISTRICT C'rWD
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ruulu not agree Htd WAS dIschAr.,Dd
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e." can nfStcass stock Of Meerschoum pipes, god,headed
sA'es best imported and domestic cigars and tobacco
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Lap robes in endless variety at
levine Bro-.
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o.ciocE to-day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-30

That brings VITA 1t gusts OF rain from
the Lotd-gas v haI tue WIND blows
from that quarter on q wet day: tie
rheumatic are APT 10 suffer, even II
seated by their ain comfortable ing'e''
in cosy arm chat. q few wineslass-
fuils of HOstetter's Stomach Bitters-
most genial and comforting Of specifics
will afford them unspeakable relief.
There is ample proof on record Of lis
ID efficacy il thls disease-moTe ParJicu-
| Larry If ns=c Tor Te'ief at the outset
ChilIs aud fever, dyspepsia, constiga-
ton, liver c0mplsjnF end lack OF tone
il the kidneys and bladder, should alec
re treated with this useful family medi-
cine of botanic origin. Appetite KIN
proves, refreshing sLumber once more
visits the " 8ry eyelids OF the nervous,
and the Girculat On q enriched ana &C
tolerated IN consequence Of its ;ayie-
Grating and regulating action. Use i,
as q protector after getting vet.
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The LITTLE Rock Gosefts said that
Old Orchard Cider, an article manu-
tact1r d By the st. Louis Win gar Com
pany. was subject TO internsT"revent e
tax a. az inloxicant, whereuacu The
company brought suit against the
paper tor $4,000 damages. The jurg
mas brought in q verdict f9r the de-
PENDANT, and the costs, agsrega ing
BOO, fell 10 the lot OF the pi-infift 1t is
suggested that the defendant may have
smuggled a jug of the cider into the
bury room, ana thus settled the dispute.
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A CORRECT POSITION.

The President Of the Reading railroad
has issued instructions to the manage
that no striker who quit work in com
plIance with the order of the knights
of Labor or other organization shall b.
taken back into the employ Of the com
pany. He has no objection to EN-
pIoyees whiting With labor organiza-
tons but he says. IN effect, that the
co npeny dealings are with individuals
and nos 77itl unions or societies.
II is To be hoped that President
Corbin aud the Reading will prove
themselves strong enough to stand by
this position. If they shall do this
the result will be beneficial for lahorers
as we'll as employees. The theory Of
labor unions is excellent; the practice,
generally, is sbominable. Intended for
the benefit of the laboring man, to help
him in his defensea ainst the encroaeh-
ments OF capital, to give him strength
and power to fight the unequal contest
the union is made to operate in such
way that it really weakens the working
man, leaving him more helpless than
he would be if he stood alone. This is
illustrated in the Reading railroad case
at the present time. The trouble arose
over not more than dozen men; they
imagined they had a grievance, and
the central organization took the matter
up and ordered strike which if it haG
been carried out as intended would
have thrown 68 coo men out Of employ
ment and deprived fully 200, 600 persons |
of the means of living. None save the |
dozen had cause for complaint, and it |
transpires that even these were in the |
wrong. The union took away the free |
agency Of the 6S GEO. and against their
will and contrary to their best interests.
would have brought hardship and
suffering upon all. Instead of being
and controlled for the protec-
ton Of its members, the union is too
often simply a striking machine, Op-
Grated mischievously by ignorant or
men. As a rule, the en-
ployer will be reasonable with the indi
Vidual employee, and will right wrong
when the matter is called to his atten-
ion; also, as a rule, the employer will
1ot submit to dictahon by a union
when he can avoid it, and ne usually
ian avoid it.
The position assumed by the
Reading president is the correct
)ne. If men who had no ground
or complaint against his COM
,any, who received promptly the wages
which they agreed to accept for certain
work quit work and thus injured their I
employer because they were told to do
10 by somebody else, they are not ell.
titled to consideration; they are not
aud should not be taken
,sck into the service Of the COM I
,any which they deserted with I.
,ut cause. If this rule should
,e adopted by employers 1hsre &
will soon come an end 10 malic-
Gus strikes, and men win be careful
lot to quit work when they are Without +
ause for complaint against their en-
,loyer. The petty Quarrel 0f an evil r
disposed workingmaa wifi not be made /;
he occasion for hundreds or thousands +
II men sepriviag themselves of the I
means Of earning an honest living. -
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JUSTICE Is not blind IN New York, but
connecting is wrong with it, A servant
girl had to sue for her wages, and get
ting q verdict of $15. was compelled to
give SIS TO her lawyer and SIS to an Off
.ner of the court.
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Coon OLD Senator Stanford made the
fourteen pages OF. the Senate happy On
christmas by sending to each rev
crisp five dollar note. Evidently the
Senator has not forgotten that ne was
Lnnce q Moor boz.
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NO as

v,HERE WILL BE a MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF THE HERALD COMPANY
heId at the office of the coUT any, in Salt
Lase , itv, Utah, on Tuesday January 18th,
a h. 1885, at p m, for the purpo; of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year and the
transaction of any other business that nay
be brought before the meeting.
ELIAS A. SMITH,
lSecretary.
salt Lake City, December16, 1857.
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4ATRONIzE HOME INDUSTRY.

GUITARS AND MANDOLINS OF MY
u own make are known to be e0usI in
every respect to any of American or foreign
make. Please give me a call before buvire.
Prices Guitars from $13, upwards: Msud9-
Ens from $11, upwards. g. A. Carlson, Cor.
First Yves and 9 ord South, one and a hall
blocks west OF CuIeR Hct
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Two HUNDRED aud nifty cats have
zen shipped from Wichita, Kansas, TO
Hugo, Cal. the Latter place being
zoyerrun with rats.
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A PHILADELPHIA contemporary says
.'the people of Utah are perfectly fran
tic in their efforts to get into the
Union" Who? When Where 3?
Let Us have the particulars of this
busirpss
National Republican., 1887-05-04
THE COURT RECORD.

United states Supreme Court.-The following
business was transacted ia the United States
Supreme Court yesterday:
No. e3S. Quin Dohman, plaintiff in error, VS.
the state OF Nebraska. ordered to be advau ,ad
and assigned for argument on the second day
No. Sis Lewis H Bepson ct al, plaintiff in
error, VS.. Henry Johns ct al Ordered that
alias sclre facias issue In this case.
lants, VS.. Emil DlckerhoT ct al. Appeal from
the circuit court of the United STATES for the
northern district of Florida. Dismissed, clerks
cost in this court 70 be paid by the appellants,
Southern Railway Company, plaintiff IN erroc.
ys. Benjamin D. Knight ct al. Argued by Me-.
+. Dillon for the plalntili in error, aud. sub
mitted by Mr.. Julius Rosenthal and Mr.. a. NJ
Pence for defendant In error.
No. PSI Lorenzo Bull ct al. plaintiff In error,
ys; the First National Bank Of Kas;on ct 81.
tiff in error. and by Charles L. Williams for
defendant in error.
No. 2s5. z. n. Estes ct al, appellants, vs. G
II. Gunter ct al. Submitted By Nc. Like E.
Wright fer the appellants aud by Mr.. Edward
Mayes, Mr.. II. NJ. Sullivan, and Mr.. w. V. Sui.
liven for appellees.
No 2s6 John 4. Taplfr ct al, appellants. vs.
Isaac N. Taplif. Argument commenced by
Mr. Henry s. Sherman for appellants, and con
iinued by Mr. W. W. Boynton and Mr.. NJ. ID.
Legcett for appellees.
Court in General Term - Justices Hagner,
James, Cox, and errick.-Knight VS. Ba IT,
more and Potomac Railroad Company: argued
and submitted. In re Ernest Won Dieselskie,
habeas corpus; argued and submitted. As
signment unchanged.
Equity Court-Justce Merrick.-Ashby vs.
Kelly; exceptions to answer overruled. Bal
moin VS.. Seal; reference to the auditor ordered.
lIaller VS.. Clark; testimony ordered taken at
defendants residence. Haywood VS. Hertford;
testimony ordered taken in thirty days. Bo-
land vs.. Sullivan; rule on defendant. Howard
VS.. Hills; sale ratified nisi. Brown vs. Bowen;
contract of sale confirmed.
Criminal Court - Justice Montgomery. -
Mary ]. Mcbride and John W. Mcfarland,
house burning; on trial.
Criminal Court Justice Hagner.-Uriah G..
Allen, trying to bribe a government official;
pleaded guilty; fined 81 800 and sentenced to
eighteen days in jail.
National Republican., 1887-05-04
II ElsMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
City.
Tooth filling made painless by the use OF
cocaine by 8. T. Mason, dentist. 120i Penusyl-
Vania avenue northwest.
The tax collections for April amounted 10
ss2,4 400.
Henry F. Reich, student, was yesterday
admitted TO the District bar.
During April there wer, 267 building p'-.
miis issued, an increase OF 112 over the same
month last year.
Philip Dorr was yesterday held for the grand
jury by Judge Smell, on the charge Of raping
colored woman named L0ttie Stewart.
A large flagstaff is being made in the Norfolk
navy yard, TO be erected on the monument lot
here, for the National Drill encampmen,.
Judge Smell yesterday fined John Connors $40
Tor violating the Sunday liquor law on the
noted.
Messrs. Thompson & Sweet, grocers, doing
business at 9l7 Twenty-sixth street northwest,
have made an assignment 10 L. s. Mechln for
the benefit OF their creditors.
A delegation OF ministers presented the COM
missioners yesterday with series of resolu-
tons adopted at recent meeting, thanking
them for the stand they took In enforcing the
Sunday law.
During the picnic at Carry's garden Monday
night, Sergeant McHenry was knocked sense
less bv young man named Frank Jackson,
alias James. Officer Sebastian arrested him,
and he was released on $40, which sum he
forfeited at the police court yesterday.
A HOST of new faces at Kernan's, including
Flora Moore and Ada MelroSe